ID & Rheum Flashcards

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Most specific antibodies for SLE?

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Anti DS DNA and anti smith

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What serotypes are covered by MCV4?

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A, C, Y, W-135

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Complication of pelvic osteo

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abscess, seen in boys ~8 yrs old, right-sided, staph aureus, pain referred to hip/thigh/abdomen, MRI or bone scan studies of choice

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HIV screening >18 mo of age

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EIA is preferred, whether mom is infected or not (prior to 18 mo can use PCR)
Confirm with western blot

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tx of campylobacter

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none needed unless worsening or persistence of symptoms, then use azithromycin

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Maternal HIV, recommendations on testing baby

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HIV DNA PCR at birth, 2 mo, 4 mo, 6 mo

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primary cause of occult bacteremia (fever without other signs)

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strep pneumo

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most common cause of SBP?

most common cause in nephrotic syndrome pt?

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e. coli
s pneumo (encapsulated,low IgG)
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most common complication of chronic peritoneal dialysis

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staph epidermidis peritonitis

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nitazoxinde is used to treat which diarrheal illnesses?

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giardia and cryptosporidium

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which rickettsial disease is spread by inhalation of infected particles not tick bite

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Q Fever

flu sx, PNA, no rash, Tx with doxy

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when should you treat cat scratch?

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supportive care for bartonella henselae unless HSM, large painful adenopathy, immunocompromised host
Tx: Macrolide or Bactrim or rifampin or cipro

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when to treat salmonella diarrhea?

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<3 mo, cancer pt, severe colitis, immunocompromised

tx with cefotaxime or ceftriaxone

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tx of brucellosis

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on a dairy farm with fevers and myalgias

tetracycline or Bactrim plus Rifampin

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se of methotrexate

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hepatitis

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progression of lyme disease

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first 2 weeks: erythema migrans, flu-like sx, arthralgias
several months: Carditis, arthritis, neuro (inc bells palsy)
years: arthritis

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diffuse papular rash, polyarthritis, granulomatous uveitis

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childhood sarcoid

s disease

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primary side effect of ganciclovir

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neutropenia

18
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what level is effectiveness of aminoglycosides dependent?

what level is toxicity?

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peak = effectiveness
trough = toxicity
measure peak 30 min after dose, trough measure 30 min prior to next dose

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testing immune response quantitativey/qualitatively

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t-cell (cell-mediated): flow cytometry/delayed type hypersensitivity to candida, mumps
b-cell (humoral): Igs/response to vaccines
Protein: diphtheria/tetanus
Polysaccharide: pneumococcus

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side effects of amphotericin B

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hypotension with first dose, HypoK, hypoMag, RTA

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what infections require airborne precautions

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TB, measles, varicella, SARS

N95 plus standard precautions

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when is someone with measles infectious?

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-5 days before and 5 days after rash appears
-prodrome 1-2 days, then Koplik spots
-rash appears ~day 5, worse after about a week, starts to resolve around day 10
-postexposure (w/i 6 days but goal w/i 3 days) to undervaccinated:
vaccine if >6 mo plus Ig

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recommendations for testing person exposed to HIV

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test at time of exposure, 6 weeks, 3 mo, 6 mo

- empiric antiretroviral agents limited to needleticks WITH high likelihood of HIV transmission